He greeted and thanked the Chamber and the offices for the last time, last Thursday - "it has been an honor to work in these years at the service of citizens and represent the institutions" - then the President of the Chamber Roberto Fico resumed turning on and down through Italy, he flew to Berlin for the G7 Parliaments - where he talked about democracy, school, civics and social cohesion - he returned and restarted his electoral tour without stopping, despite being the most illustrious "victim" of grillina rule that prohibits the third term.
Neapolitan, 47 years old, with a degree in Communication Sciences, Fico began his career in 2005 announcing the birth of the meetup in his city on the “blog of the stars”; becomes a deputy in 2013; re-elected, holds the role of third state office in 2018; now he is preparing to leave Montecitorio for good, while continuing to engage in active politics. Today he will be in Cagliari with all the candidates and candidates of the 5 Star Sardinia Movement to meet the citizens.
A complex legislature closes, what were the darkest moments?
“These were difficult years, starting with the pandemic, which upset our society. Parliament has had to adapt, and let me say that it has done so in a commendable way. The Chamber has always remained open, it gave immediate answers by voting on the necessary health and economic measures. And it was a protagonist in the National Recovery and Resilience Plan ».
Regrets for some "unfinished"?
"For the law on the end of life, a minimum measure of civilization, expected by the country. There was a vote in the House but the law then did not get the go-ahead from the Senate. Compared to my work, on the other hand, I am satisfied, because I know I have always given my best. I am thinking, for example, of the advances on subtitling and lis, the language of signs. And the foundations have been laid to continue also in the future on key issues ».
He is not a candidate but he is running a very intense electoral campaign, what are the feelings of the people towards politics and the elections?











